🚨 Racing Club line-up confirmed for the Copa Argentina
Racing Club presents itself this Wednesday in the Copa Argentina and faces its first official commitment of the second half against San Martín de San Juan, in a match valid for the round of 32 of this competition that brings together teams from different categories of Argentine football.
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The Academy, which has just thrashed Olimpia de Paraguay 4-1 in a friendly, accessed this instance after having defeated Santamarina de Tandil 2-0 and aims to fight for the title.
Racing's starting eleven
Gustavo Costas faces this match with the best he has at his disposal, with Ramiro Degregorio as 'Maravilla' Martínez's companion.
San Martín de San Juan, for its part, has qualified for this phase thanks to a dramatic penalty definition against Gimnasia de Jujuy and wants to be Deportivo Riestra's rival in the round of 16.
San Martín de San Juan's initial lineup
Leandro 'Pipi' Romagnoli has opted for this formation to make an impact.
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